This is a fairly new addition to the centre of Huddersfield. It has its own multi sotery car park…read morewhich i seasier to use than most new car parks. The shops in the centre are varied and there is a good range of differently priced shops. The atmosphere in the centre is clean and bright and welcoming. I enjoyed visiting this mall. It is not too big so you dont feel overwhelmed at all. It consists mainly of clothes shops and there are several Jewellers too, a great place to shop.

Kingsgate Shopping Centre is a small shopping centre serving the town centre of Huddersfield in…read moreWest Yorkshire. As a mall it is fairly poor, it only consists of a small number of retailers and isn't too impressive overall, it does feel a little bit run down inside, with a lack of mall staff and a high number of kiosks selling any random tat on the mall floor. JD Sports, Sports Direct, Clarks and The Fragrance Shop all have stores in the mall, including the four main mobile phone service providers and Stormfront (Apple Reseller). For food and drink, you have brands such as The Bagel Factory and Costa. The anchor tenant, House of Fraser, is the largest store in the mall but closure has been talked about for a while now, so I can't see it lasting beyond early 2022. The toilets are well hidden as they are poorly signposted and located inside the car park. Car parking is a little expensive for a small town and works out around £1 an hour with no flat rate other than on Sunday's, where they charge £1.50. 2* - A bog-standard shopping centre, not terrible but I won't be rushing back here.

This shopping centre has really improve the look and feel of Huddersfield town centre. Inside the…read moreshopping centre is bright and clean with a good range of shops you can get everything from clothing, cd's electrical and also there a large department store too. There is a large multistory carpark too.

Interesting structure pretty sure it is victorian -wrought iron and pretty stione built buildings…read more Similar to the Pack Horse as in everyone uses it as walk through to the bus station but of more use I think.Decent but pricey mens barbers, Queens pub with outside seating ,new Chinese supermarket good for hard to get things not available at most supermarkets.Highligth the noodle lady who has a snall unit.One of the best places to eat in Huddersfield -all takeaway.Not open on Sundays.

The imperial arcade has a nice atmosphere, totally different than the mainstream shopping centres…read more There are no big and famous brands there, but small high quality shops. There is a skate shop I really like there called Sol77 as far as I remember. You will also find a shoe shop, a small cafe, a piercing spot, a few bars, a travel agent and a shop with video games. It's located in the town centre, and is not a bad spot for some quiet shopping.

Probably the best value clothes shop in town. All of the clothes are very cheap, but sometimes the…read morequality is questionable. It might be a good place to get basic stuff like socks and sleepwear. The womens clothes are acceptable, but mens fashion is a disaster - I don't like any of the designs, they are cheesy and look a bit mid/late 90's. There is always a large queue, what is not nice, also due to the fact that the shop itself is rather dull and dose not offer a good shopping experience.

I dont think this place can be beaten on price. On Quality though it sure can be beaten...on some…read moreitems. Tshirts from £3!! And some are actually alright for just wearing through the day on days when you dont care what you look like. Some of the clothes are really good quality and for the price you cant go wrong. Although some items look like they wont last one cycle in the washing machine. But I suppose thats why its cheap. Depends what you like. If you like cheap and cheerful then get to Primark, and get a new wardrobe for £40!

Lovely chinese supermarket. Really clean and well laid out, Get your own boxed ingredients to make…read morea chinese at home. Very authentic. Inspiring for new and experienced chefs. off the beaten track for shoppers, but the imperial arcade is becoming much more up to date

My favourite record shop in Yorkshire, excellent range of reggae, world music, rock, jazz and great…read moresource of info on local bands. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, no pretence and extensive vinyl downstairs, sort of place where you end up buying whatever's playing. If they just did gig tickets and had a better selection of dance/electronica it'd be perfect.

store is no longer at the listed address but now at…read more 23a Westgate Huddersfield, West Yorkshire HD1 1NP 01484 422 255 This is a brilliant outlet, the staff are friendly and really helpful they always make sure the customer is happy and finds the perfect outfit they are looking for. They have a great knowledge of vintage clothing and accessories. Its definatley worth a visit. They also have a website which is great. www.revivalvintage.co.uk/

From the owner: If you enjoy the unique style buying vintage can bring you we can help create inspirational looks…read morethrough our website. For absolute authenticity, we sell true vintage plus quality timeless retro pieces to compliment them. More recently we have developed a small range of own label products, an area we hope to grow. If you are interested in stocking our 1940s shirts and fishtail trousers wholesale customers are welcome. Just contact us for more info including wholesale prices. Revival promotes the celebration of the very best of the old and new without being influenced by gimmicky overnight trends. We like to think a purchase from Revival will be loved for many years not just a season. It is also a greener more economical way to look fabulous. We are perhaps best known for our forties, fifties and sixties clothing for men and women but that's not all on offer. There are some great womens vintage accessories such as handbags, hats, gloves and seamed stockings. Chaps, to complete your look we stock Mens 1940s style Fedoras and trilbies, trouser braces, cufflinks, ties, scarves and more.

A fairly typical Boots store, it is located over two floors on King Street in Huddersfield town…read morecentre, the store has fairly good facilities to go alongside the regular Boots offering, including a Pharmacy and Optician. They are also offering vaccinations at this store for COVID-19 for walk-ins and pre-booked appointments, the queues seemed to be moving rather quickly but I did not feel like the staff had a great deal of care compared to the GP led centres. I was a little annoyed that the staff spelt Pfizer wrong on my vaccination card, and did not put a plaster on the site of my vaccination, despite the presence of blood. They also told me I had to time the 15 minutes myself, and wouldn't even tell me what time it was. The little things matter when it comes to service, but still, the vaccination centre in the town centre is really convenient, and I wish they offered this service at more Boots stores. The store could do with a slight refit compared to other Boots locations, the customer lift felt like an old, grubby service lift. Product selection in-store was fine. 3*

I must say the staff here are among the friendliest of any store in Huddersfield. I have witnessed…read morefirst hand the lengths that they will go to ensure great customer services especially when returning items. The store is split over two floors, with upstairs having their baby clothes and gifts. This can be a little awkward for parents with pushchairs looking to browse as they have to wait for the lift. The staff are always helpful when you need gift ideas, or make up assistance - often willing to offer demonstrations and tips. Pharmacy staff are also great with advice on medical matters, and will also take you aside into a private area if needed. The store has a great layout, especially since a refit that made it seem even more spacious and with easier access for wheelchair users.

I think it thinks of itself as a shopping mall but it is just a glorified covered walkway.I think…read moreeveryone just uses it as a thoroughfare.Has a Merrie England and a newsagent and I suppose it's main attraction is one of three Argos in Huddersfield but the rest is a mishmash of discount shops and empty units. Recently refurbished but still nothing to drag you in for unless you are trying to keep dry.

Over the yearsmany shops have come and gone in the arcade. Argos and merrie england seem permanant…read morethough. It is mainly used as a thouroughfare to the parish church. Access to barclays from here and 3 really good sandwich shops. A newsagents and discount bedding and another pound shop. There used to be a gymnasium above but different owners come and go, but it still doesnt seem to pay.A little dated.